Landis Makes Public All Dolan O Connell Testimony
Chicago January 10 Kenesa M Landis supreme dictator of organized baseball released all testimony in the O Connell Dolan attempted bribery case. The report shows no new players were involved beyond O Gonnell and Dolan with Dolan evasive. O Connell confessed to approaching Sand and a 500 dollar bribe offer but said Dolan urged it. The testimony shifts to the world series period and notes lingering suspicion of a broader cover up by officials.
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Brooklyn
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Preent Weydler
National League
Giso
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Arcomlice
the Sacre
Will
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Sai Lehne
Cincinnari
San Francisco
The Cardinal Song and Odd Clippings From Cedar Walls
A fragmented pastiche recounts a cardinal song about color and cheer, a stray orchard tale, and assorted misheard lines. It notes a bowling team, a mock headline about stage managers and aviators, a lurid claim of a couple living apart, and stray phrases about fools and shouts without clear context.
Holdouts Scarce in Major League Circles
United Press reports sparse holdout activity among baseball pitchers during the off season. Donahue is the only prominent player seeking more money as clubs face mixed 1924 finances and dividend disclosures. Walter Johnson likely to sign a new three year deal if no minor league links arise.
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United Press
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Walter Johnson
Bucky Harris
Giants
Hoss Young
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Rawhits
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Yankee
Imew
Brooklyn
Hay
Woriderer
Gasoline bowl and harbingers of baseball season
Chaotic garbled notes report a bowling alley incident in Newark involving local businesses and a man named Ma Auuce Bellannt. Separately, major league signings loom as Clark Griffith and Washington anticipate revised contracts while Seattle seeks a star pitcher and Chicago minor chatter notes no holdouts yet among Cubs and White Sox.
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Ay Elu
Outdoors bunking on cold trips inspires Arctic gear
Famous explorers warn damp sleeping bags signal one of Arctic travel’s hardest hardships. A ground sheet and cotton duck cover with a loosely woven wool blanket creates a warm, lighter bed. Royal Northwest Mounted Police use robe sets. cost 50 to 60 dollars. For comfort in cold or cool weather, choose wool blankets and avoid cotton in northern woods.
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North Waods
Dumont High Owintet Wins Tenth Straight
Dumont High athletes rolled to a 26 to 8 victory, extending their unbeaten streak to ten games. The defense stifled opposition early while the offense produced key scores. In a preliminary, the Dumont girls defeated Sheffield’s pair 38 to 6.
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Cedar Falls High Upsets East High in Season Opener
Cedar Falls outplayed East High 34 to 25 in a fast, clean opener. Percy Field led East with 14 points, while Cedar Falls steadily built its lead from the second quarter onward. Denton’s fast break and the Tigers’ longer passes kept East chasing as Ward and Beckner struggled with ball handling. Officials Cass, Lown, and Potter officiated a solid game. East’s inexperience showed but potential was evident.
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Heldtmen
Russell Ward
Cedar
Denton
Percy Field
Field
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Beckner
Baxter
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Hines
East
Bob Cass
Ofs Potter
TeDermott
Iichols
Liew
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Henthie
Nichols
Cass, Lown
Iowa Cagers Roll Purdue in Big Ten Clash 35 19
Iowa City January 10 The Hawkeyes defeated Purdue 35 to 19 to press toward the Big Ten title. Tanse sparked scoring with two early free throws and a long basket. Janso led Purdue in scoring as Iowa’s defense stifled long-range attempts in a game watched by about seven thousand fans.
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Tey McConnell
Hudkins Claims Coast Lightweight Title In Looming Bout
Los Angeles reports Hudkins of Nebraska defeated Tommy Carter in a ten round match to claim the Pacific coast lightweight title. Carter led until round six when Hudkins connected hard, sending Carter to the canvas. Carter struggled to his feet but Hudkins finished strong.
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Basketball results from Iowa and Missouri college games
Scores show Iowa State beating Drake and Missouri edging Drake while Kansas and Cornell face mixed results. Players Tupan Ot. Simpson and central teams Todays games include Morning sid and Von BM performances.
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Tawa
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Passing in basketball and the value of rapid short passes
Nat Hobman explains that excellent passing teams rely on rapid accurate short passes to move players, break defenses, and create scoring chances. He notes how consistent team play, coordinated movement, and misdirection through quick passes disrupts defenders and opens the basket, while defenses commonly foul in response.
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Mintion
Kansas Jayhawkers defeat Iowa State 81 to 28 in Missouri game
Kansas used its second team late while dominating Iowa State. Kansas led early, built a large first-half cushion, and won as Coach Allen cleared the bench. Scoring included Ackerman, Fingle, and Wilkin for Kansas, with Ratt Willett Jacobson and Arnold leading ISU. Referee: Sweeney.
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Luuft
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Uiotty
Ita
Miles
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West Virginia
Strangler Lewis Improves After Ring Injury
Strangler Lewis shows improvement after a bruising wrestling match in Kansas City Missouri where he lost the heavyweight title to Wayne Munn. He sustained a sprain at the sternoclavicular joint when he slipped or was thrown outside the ring and rested comfortably.
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Lewis
Wayne
Big) Munn
Wisconsin Favored To Beat Minnesota In Big Ten Tilt
Wisconsin enters as favorite to win over Minnesota in a key Big Ten clash tonight at Minneap olis. The Badgers boast veterans Diehold Varnes Wachman and new center Brooks, with Meanwell guiding a potentially stronger lineup than last season.
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Minnesota
Walter Meanwell
Radeers
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Gibson
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Wachman
Diebold
Hiarwig
Sepher
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Harald Taylor
Western and Missouri Valley hoops set to tip tonight
Des Moines leads a light schedule as Missouri Valley and Western Conference play opens with three Valley games and four Western games. Drake faces Kansas at the Colseum while Grinnell meets Missouri at Grinnell. Nebraska vs Oklahoma at Norman also on tap amid Big Ten action.
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Hamilton
West High Edges to Defeat Teachers 21 10 in Tame Tilt
Waterloo West High defeated the Teachers 21 to 10 in a slow game here last night. Miller and Burton stood out for West High while Orr and Ley for the Little Tutors kept the contest close. Field baskets were distributed among Miller Burton Sansone Orr Stout and others with West leading 7 to 3 at halftime and 9 to 6 after the third period.
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Beckner
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Iowa
Missouri U Downs Drake Five 28 to 22 in close win
Missouri beat Drake 28 to 22 as Mantz Everett for Drake and Wheat Joyner for Missouri led scoring. Missouri defense disrupted Drake drives. Wheat and Joyner top for Tigers with strong inside play.
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Sixties Era Baseball Tale From Waterloo Tournament
A 1867 Waterloo baseball tournament record surfaced in Manchester. Excelsiors defeated Cedars 60 to 55 after four hours, then beat Sheep Stakes 102 to 8 in five and a half hours. No gloves were worn. catcher played barehanded. Prize of $100 awarded. locals welcomed champions with band and cigars.
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Former Coe College star applies for Nebraska grid post
Lincoln Neb Jan 10 Coach CG A West of South Dakota State college will meet with the athletic board of the University of Nebraska to submit his application to the special committee appointed to select a successor the Fin Dawson who recently resigned as Cornhusker football coach. Wrest a former track star and quarterback at Coe college made a splendid record in South Dakota. Last season his team nosed Creighton 11 to 7 in the deciding battle for the conference championship. He is the second man in confer with the committee, Bearg assistant to Ruppke at Illinois, having presented his application in person early this month.
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Jowa Village Cage Quintet of Brothers
Jowa Village boasted a high school level basketball team formed by five brothers from the Whitehines family. Members listed include Ralph 20, Russell 13, Merion 16, Tarl 34, and Tale 12. Games could be arranged by writing Russell 32, Mowrs superintendent of schools. Fernald, Ind.
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Des Moines Western league picks Mexia Texas for season
Des Moines club of the Western league selects Mexia Texas as spring training site. Boxers from Yonkers and Brooklyn feature in varied bouts across cities including New York and Minneapolis. Major league personnel moves involve New York Yanks releasing a player and a Syracuse football coach signing with New York University. Bethlehem coach Pens signed for Lehigh with three-year term and $18,000 yearly. assistants paid $6,000.
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